Sentence examples for became binding from inspiring English sources
That's the de-facto change, but the de-jure change is that the primaries became binding.
In March, the running back's declaration of intention to attend Ohio State University in Columbus on an athletic scholarship became binding.
The law, which became binding on July 1, covers employees of most nonprofit and for-profit groups and agencies that hold contracts with the county.
The PAP, which by its terms became binding upon FCC approval, provides specific financial penalties in the event of Verizons failure to achieve detailed performance requirements.
The pan-European Göteborg air-pollution protocol became binding following its ratification by Portugal on May 17.
But the department maintains that the enumerated list is the best way to meet the requirements of the legislation governing the registry, which was established in 2000 but became binding in 2008.
Later, they may become binding.
If approved, they become binding interna tional commitments.
The proposals must be adopted by the national governments to become binding.
They would become binding only if parliament agreed in each case.
Weeks, or even months, can pass before a contract becomes binding.
